Part 1A:
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
The person being interviewed is Sallie Smith.
2.What is his title or position?
Sallie an ordinary woman living in the great depression.
3.What is his race/gender/age?
Sallie is a white woman, but the article doesn't state her age. My estimate is that she is about 50.
4.Where is the interview taking place?
The interview was in Burksville, Alabama.
5.What is the date of the interview?
The interview was on December 19th, 1938.
6.Who is the interviewer?
The interviewer was C.W. Higgins
7. There were no photos of Sallie Smith
Part 1B:
This picture is a good example of the great depression because it shows how little the people had. They are wearing little clothing and are very dirt. The clothing they do have is also dirty and appears that they are very old. There six people in the small room together with little furniture or decorations. From what I can see the family is very poor.
Part 2A:
Great Depression
Observe:
1.Descibe what you see.
I see children holding signs protesting the financial issues of the time.
2.What is the first thing you see?
The first thing I see is the sign the little boy is holding and the bold words, "why can't you give my dad a job?"
3.What is the physical setting?
The physical setting is probably at a protest sight somewhere public. Reflect:
1. When do you think it was made?
Around the 1940's.
2.What tools are used to create this?
A camera was most likely used to create this.
3.What can you learn from this image?
I can learn about how involved people were, they all wanted to make things right and were doing everything in their power to try and ignite a change. They even got children involved. Question: What do you wonder about..
1. Who?
I wonder who made the signs and organized the children.
2. Why?
Why did they decide to involve the children?
3.What?
I wonder what happened after this, if it had any effect or not.
Observe:
1. DEscribe what you see.
I see a mother and her two children.
2.What is the first thing you see?
The first thing I see is the woman.
3.What is the physical setting?
From what I can see, inside a house, most likely their house. Reflect:
1.When do you think it was made?
The 1940's.
2.What tools are used to create this?
A camera was most likely used to create this.
3.What can you learn from this image?
I can learn how stressful this time period was for people. This woman has her sons hugging her. Normally, a mother would be joyful, instead, she looks distracted and distraught. Question: What do you wonder about..
1. Who?
I wonder who their father is, where is he?
2.Why?
Why does this woman look so upset?
3.What?
What is making the mother like this?
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
The person being interviewed is Sallie Smith.
2.What is his title or position?
Sallie an ordinary woman living in the great depression.
3.What is his race/gender/age?
Sallie is a white woman, but the article doesn't state her age. My estimate is that she is about 50.
4.Where is the interview taking place?
The interview was in Burksville, Alabama.
5.What is the date of the interview?
The interview was on December 19th, 1938.
6.Who is the interviewer?
The interviewer was C.W. Higgins
7. There were no photos of Sallie Smith
Part 1B:
This picture is a good example of the great depression because it shows how little the people had. They are wearing little clothing and are very dirt. The clothing they do have is also dirty and appears that they are very old. There six people in the small room together with little furniture or decorations. From what I can see the family is very poor.
Part 2A:
Observe:
1.Descibe what you see.
I see children holding signs protesting the financial issues of the time.
2.What is the first thing you see?
The first thing I see is the sign the little boy is holding and the bold words, "why can't you give my dad a job?"
3.What is the physical setting?
The physical setting is probably at a protest sight somewhere public.
Reflect:
1. When do you think it was made?
Around the 1940's.
2.What tools are used to create this?
A camera was most likely used to create this.
3.What can you learn from this image?
I can learn about how involved people were, they all wanted to make things right and were doing everything in their power to try and ignite a change. They even got children involved.
Question: What do you wonder about..
1. Who?
I wonder who made the signs and organized the children.
2. Why?
Why did they decide to involve the children?
3.What?
I wonder what happened after this, if it had any effect or not.
Observe:
1. DEscribe what you see.
I see a mother and her two children.
2.What is the first thing you see?
The first thing I see is the woman.
3.What is the physical setting?
From what I can see, inside a house, most likely their house.
Reflect:
1.When do you think it was made?
The 1940's.
2.What tools are used to create this?
A camera was most likely used to create this.
3.What can you learn from this image?
I can learn how stressful this time period was for people. This woman has her sons hugging her. Normally, a mother would be joyful, instead, she looks distracted and distraught.
Question: What do you wonder about..
1. Who?
I wonder who their father is, where is he?
2.Why?
Why does this woman look so upset?
3.What?
What is making the mother like this?